J&J Expert: Mesothelioma In Women Rarely Due To Asbestos
By Daniel Siegal ( October 3, 2018, 11:05 PM EDT) -- A Johns Hopkins epidemiologist testifying for Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday told a New Jersey jury that more than three-quarters of mesothelioma cases in women are not attributable to asbestos exposure, citing studies as the company defends against a woman's claims that her alleged exposure to asbestos in J&J's baby powder caused her cancer....
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